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Amazing I'll try searching for game bird starter though I'm completely ignorant about it

2 Weeks is amazing I wish hens could do the same

Thanks a lot

Thanks but when can I get them out of the brooder

It seems guineas can even attack chicken let me put them in a brooder & I'll raise them separately. Thanks so much

I recently met boys with a Guinea fowl that they had killed & they were also carrying its eggs so i bought & ate the dead one then gave the eggs to one of my broody hens & they are already hatching but can a hen raise them or it's going to kill them

They started dying 3 days into the brooder but now they start dying 5 days after hatching My feeds are always free from moulds at least that I ensure by throwing away the mouldy ones

2 months ago I removed all my vaccinated chicks which were around 2 to 4 weeks old from their mothers into the brooder & they started getting paralysed, rotating their necks & failed to eat in the end only 16 chicks out of 103 were left I have been raising 100s of chicks in the same...

I did the candling and it seems the embryos are dead but I've decided to let my hen free because it may hurt her just like you said it's hard on the hen Thanks so much

I put 14 eggs under my broody hen & it's been 25 days though no egg is hatching those eggs were previously laid in the bush during the wet season so I suspect they got some problem from there So can I just remove those eggs & give her new ones, is it possible she'll keep brooding for 21 more days

12 hours after all the chicks from a hen had hatched she also decided to hatch in her time lucky that I hadn't disposed off the eggs

Thanks guys let me try contacting the wildlife authorities & see if they can help don't judge me but I already put it in a sack

An eagle was trying to sweep off with my chicks but lucky for it got caught in my anti bird net,what should I do with it since I'm an nature lover & it's still alive

I've changed everything in the brooder,tried 3 veterinary officers so far got electrolytes,vitamins& medication but the mortality is not slowing down. 30% of the flock wiped out in 6 days & the rest of the flock is all weak

I got rid of the shavings but it seems it was too late

Sure I can't tell the difference between cedar & pine beddings

It's possible to move them since I have enough space, the corpses are always dry

UOTE="Ridgerunner, post: 23367408, member: 22249"] They look to be less than a week old. That may be too warm, you might try dropping the temperature a few degrees. They are not old enough for it to be Coccidiosis. They become lethargic so it is not them piling up in a corner if they get...

The youngest were 6 days old when I got them from their mothers & others were around 2 and a half weeks so they knew how to feed I've reduced the heat but I loose around 3 chicks per day

So should I move them to a smaller area